When I first saw the name “NatureBotts“, I figured a new toy line had been released allowing kids to fight polluters with animatronic, green robots. Sigh. As indicated by the title, however, we’re instead treated to some beautifully green biodegradable wipes for your little baby’s bum. The UK company — which also has an extensive store [...]
Continue reading...25. March 2009
Green architecture activist Kamal Meattle recently gave a presentation at TED regarding three plants he would recommend for improved health and air quality. It’s a great video and worth watching — but it got me thinking about adding these plants to our own nursery. After all, as a paranoid father that wants only the best [...]
Continue reading...23. March 2009
Becoming a parent is a hard switch — not just because there’s suddenly another person in your life to love and care for — but because you’re also inundated with warnings from every angle on products you never thought twice about. It’s easy to become stressed out — but choosing all-natural or organic products is [...]
Continue reading...16. March 2009
Here on the rattle, we talk a lot about how going green can benefit the health of children everwhere. From BPA-free toys to organic formula to non-toxic finishes and paint — but often times, we also forget about those products that come in contact with our kids’ eco-friendly swag — particularly dish soap and [...]
Continue reading...13. March 2009
My web-browsing eyes spied some great eco-friendly bath toys today. I especially like the first one, want the second one, and own (and love) the third! Moby Bath-Spout Cover | $13.00 I can attest to the pain of knocking one’s head against the bathtub faucet — something that would have been avoidable if I had a rubber [...]
Continue reading...4. March 2009
Boon, creator of kid’s toys that will brighten up just about any situation, has released a new line of bath toys with “Water Bugs” and “Splat”. Each of the items is BpA-free, Phthalate-free, and PVC-free. The Water Bugs set allows your kid to scoop up some “water-spider-looking” floating shapes with a mesh net — while Splat [...]
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1. April 2009
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